Running From Cameras
The rules are simple: I put the self-timer on 2 seconds, push the button and try to get as far from the camera as I can.

I have alwyas been fascinated with self portraits. The actual act of having to pose in front of your own camera is incredibly difficult. At what point does it become too much?? Really i just like the absurd concept behind these shots. They also depict his surroundings nicely.

Drip

I have always had a think for dripping paint. I love the semi chaotic nature of it, yet the beautiful simplicity that it creates.
Photos from the krink blog
For more on the ink:
Krink.com

Which way?

Which way does she spin. I can see it both ways.
here for more info

I find this to be one of the most compelling concrete buildings i have seen. The juxtaposition of the floating end, combined with the immense weight created by the lack of windows and immense concrete makes the building literally poised to tip over. If there was such a thing as capturing the moment before the collapse or the moment before somethings falls, this building could not have captured it better.
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For pretty much my entire life i have wanted the ability to fly. Jan Von Holleben makes this dream a reality. I don't really want to say too much about them because i think the best part is they simply make you smile. Enjoy.
More here

Portable moon. Who doesn't like the moon??
more pics here

http://www.creativereview.co.uk/crblog/lichtfaktor-the-writings-not-on-the-wall/
An awesome light writing/graffiti group.
Includes images and interview.

Update:
their flickr account can be found here.

An amazing blog capturing the awesomeness that is out there

Im back!!!

http://peoplesoupcollective.blogspot.com/2007/08/scotland-yard-suburban-graffiti-project.html

School started again so i'm gonna start working on this again.
Here is an awesome project i just came across. Enjoy.
Suburban Graffiti

Pascal's Wager

Just came across this. I had never heard it before and thought it was interesting so here it is.
Pascal's Wagere

"As I was leaving the painting studio late one night, I realized that the shadow shed by a lone, abandoned bike had been carefully traced in chalk. A few steps further, the shadows of Green Library’s bollards were outlined, as were the tress outside the Education Building. Perhaps most stunningly, as a result of numerous light sources around MemAud, the multiple shadows cast by one lamppost had all been traced, a radiating starburst of orange and yellow emanating from the lone pole.

During the day, the lines were nothing but a muddled, incoherent jumble of a chalking-gone-wrong, but at night, they became magical, Pan’s Labyrinth-esque creations — each chalked shadow was just as wonderful to discover as the next. The tracings were captivating, and it had me scouring the ground for evenings on end, not to mention contemplating a late-night sting operation to expose the nocturnal Shadow Chalker’s true identity."
from stanford daily article talking about my chalk tracing
The article

awsome crazy objects